Noose

He is known as Noose, but among the living, he is called The Hangman. Legend tells that the very name "noose" is derived from this enigmatic god. Noose is the personification of death itself, the harbinger of the final transition from the realm of the living to that of the departed. His symbol, a noose, serves as a stark reminder of the inevitable fate that awaits all.

Cloaked in the darkness of his black western attire, Noose is a spectral entity, a shadowy figure with no discernible physical form. Yet, within the depths of his being, one can perceive the piercing white eyes that peer out from the shroud of darkness, an eerie testament to his presence. As the God of Death, Noose embodies the unyielding nature of mortality and serves as the executor of ultimate justice.

Noose's purpose is tightly entwined with the workings of the Wild pantheon. He acts as both an executor of justice and a servant to Judge, the God of Justice. Guided by the supreme authority of Judge, Noose hunts down those who have transgressed the laws of the realms, those who have been deemed in need of retribution and final judgment. He is a relentless and inexorable force, carrying out the ultimate punishment with cold, unfeeling precision. His role is to prepare the souls for Grim Cassidy, the God of the Grave. 

The followers of Noose, known as the Reapers, are a somber and secretive order. They revere the god's authority and his role in maintaining the delicate balance between life and death. Through their rituals, the Reapers seek to prepare themselves for the inevitability of mortality, embracing the knowledge that all beings must one day face the noose.

In the realm of The West, Noose, the God of Death, looms as an ever-present reminder of the fragility of life. His shadowy figure and piercing white eyes evoke a primal fear within all who encounter him. Mortals speak in hushed whispers, wary of drawing the attention of the Hangman, for his arrival signifies the end of their mortal journey.

The legend cautions that when Noose descends upon the realm, there is no escape from his grasp. The sentence is final, the punishment absolute. As the embodiment of death, he commands an authority that surpasses mortal comprehension, reminding all that in the grand tapestry of existence, the noose is an immutable part of the cycle, ushering souls into the embrace of the afterlife.